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Global scientists, including Senckenberg's Dr. Adrienne Jochum, have found another type of land snail in an approximately 99-million-year-old piece of gold. The snail's shell includes short, bristly hairs that are

Engineering

A new type of wood-based plastic could enable the production of circular home furniture and building materials.

Engineering Article

Plastics utilized in home decorations and development materials could be supplanted with another sort of wood-based degradable plastic with semi-primary

Genetics

Alzheimer’s disease may be protected by a gene involved in neuronal structure and function.

Genetics Article

The overexpression of a quality attached to cell division and the design and capability of neurons might forestall and safeguard

Immunology

A study has identified critical T cells for fungal pneumonia defense.

Immunology Article

Specialists at the College of Illinois School of Veterinary Medication have shown in a mouse model that a particular kind

Biotechnology

A new technology for single-cell analysis has been created.

Biotechnology Article

The capacity to dissect the properties of individual cells is crucial to expansive everyday science applications, from diagnosing infections and

Astronomy & Space

Lucy spacecraft gets photographs of Earth and Moon ahead of gravity assist

Astronomy & Space Article

NASA's Lucy rocket caught a picture of the Earth on October 15, 2022, and a picture of the Earth and the Moon on October 13, as a piece of an

Genetics

Scientists have identified a druggable target in aggressive breast cancer.

Genetics Article

Scientists at VCU Massey Disease Center have focused on another restorative objective for a forceful type of bosom malignant growth

Astronomy & Space

Researchers manufacture lunar regolith bricks that could be utilized to build the Artemis base camp.

Astronomy & Space Article

As a component of NASA's Artemis program to lay out a drawn-out presence on the moon, it plans to construct

Chemistry

Chemical hints to the enigma of what’s coating Stradivari’s violins

Chemistry Article

As indicated by certain performers, Stradivarius violins produce exquisite music with a degree of lucidity that is unrivaled by current

Oncology & Cancer

A ‘Goldilocks medication’ has been developed by researchers to treat triple-negative breast cancer.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Following quite a while of examination and two past medication improvement endeavors, things are looking encouraging for a group of

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